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New Paintings
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| "Signs of Life" Birds scouting early opportunities silhouetted in the winter morning light. Diptych |
| "Inseparable" Two trees, so different, yet growing so close together as to almost be one. Bamberger Ranch |
| "Texas Sage Sky" The lavender heaven seemed to be a reflection of the Texas sage below. |
| "Lost At Sea" Walking , bundled up against the cool breezes and the lingering dew on the sand. |
| "Last of Autumn" Paintings are made by fools like me, But only God can make a tree. Homestead, Virginia |
| "Tempestuous" As the storm relentlessly advanced, the sky roiled with no hint of red or orange. Where was the sun? |
| "Andaze" The land and tree line as we approached the mountains made the Andes seem more stunning and more mysterious. |
| "Blithe" Crisp October air, a clear stream and the snow-caps hovering. What could be more carefree? Redstone Colorado |
| "Go With The Flow" In the fading light, it seemed that the stream might be flowing directly from the snowy mountain miles away. |
| "Lonely Tide" How could such a soothing tide be left alone on a warm afternoon? |
| "Quickly Quenching" With so much mist in the air, the diffused sunlight gave the Hill Country an ethereal quality that is seldom seen. The summer storm kept moving along, leaving renewal in its wake. |
| "Boundless" Amid the vast expanse that is the Midwest just about anything seems possible. |
| "Interlude" The Adirondacks instill serenity and curiosity. What beauty lies just around the bend? |
